Posts Tagged ‘Hardcore’
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › E on Thursday, January 26th, 2012
Do you hate your life? Are you on the verge of a big break-up? Or do you just plain wish everyone was dead? If you said yes to any of these then your ears should not be treated to this record for fear of suicide or mass murder. Well actually fuck it listen to it […]
Tags: 2012, Everything Went Black, Hardcore, Jesse Wolf, Prosthetic Records, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › B on Tuesday, January 17th, 2012
So here’s another reason to own a record player (and a cassette player); Sacred Plague Records. And one of their recent releases is the second effort from Chico, California’s Black Hole of Calcutta, a noisy, primal punk/grind/hardcore collaboration featuring members of The Makai, Transient and Mammoth Torta. Named after a 1756 incident where 146 prisoners […]
Tags: 2011, Black Hole of Calcutta, E.Thomas, Grindcore, Hardcore, Review, Sacred Plague Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › E on Friday, October 21st, 2011
Listen, (for once) I’m just going to get right to it. If you Like Trap Them or some of today’s noisy discordant bands like Animosity, Gaza, Harlots and such, just go ahead and grab this release, a collection of the bands first two releases, Eden Sank to Grief and War Begins With You. Milwaukee’s Enabler […]
Tags: 2011, Creator-Destructor Records, E.Thomas, Enabler, Hardcore, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › A on Monday, October 17th, 2011
Listen, this is Christian metal on Strikefirst Records, so spare me the lecture and redundant lashes OK? hailing from Colorado, Altars debut effort of Facedown’s farm league label, is actually a pretty promising 6 song affair. It’s one of those multi faceted modern Christian hardcore records that combines a punchy production burly deathcore beat downs […]
Tags: 2011, Altars, Deathcore, E.Thomas, Hardcore, Metalcore, Review, Strikefirst Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › J on Thursday, October 13th, 2011
Jamey Jasta never seems to slow down. From his success with Hatebreed, to hosting Headbanger’s Ball, to owning his own record label, to his partnership with Kirk Windstein in Kingdom of Sorrow and now to his self-titled, self-funded album, the guy is always up to something. This solo gig is what Jasta has described as […]
Tags: 2011, e one Music, Hardcore, Jasta, Kevin Ellis, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › X on Thursday, September 29th, 2011
Xibalba are five-piece from southern-california who play a slightly throwback inspired take on metallic hardcore. Fortunately that throwback flair is drawing inspiration from some incredibly heavy acts such as Disembodied and Bloodlet. A sound and delivery where the common thread is in their use of down-tuned, simple chugging riffs, with a dark and menacing motif. […]
Tags: 2011, Hardcore, Review, Southern Lord Records, Stacy Buchanan, Xibalba
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Monday, September 26th, 2011
Up until I heard this 10 song, 7″ release from Atlanta’s Dead in the Dirt, God Is War from All Pigs Must Die was my favorite crust release of 2011, and before that, Nails and their Unsilent Death release was my favorite crust release of the last decade or so. But once the needle hits […]
Tags: 2011, Dead in the Dirt, E.Thomas, Grindcore, Hardcore, Review, Southern Lord Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › A on Friday, August 26th, 2011
I really like what former doom merchants, Southern Lord, is doing with their crust/hardcore of late; excellent releases from the likes of Nails, Acephalix, Masakari, Black Breath, Planks, Summon the Crows, Sabarante, and this, the fucking blistering debut of All Pigs Must Die. Featuring Kevin Baker (The Hope Conspiracy) on vocals and Ben Koller (Converge) […]
Tags: 2011, All Pigs Must Die, Death Metal, E.Thomas, Hardcore, Review, Southern Lord Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › S on Monday, August 1st, 2011
Have you ever heard an album that doesn’t suck nor does it rock the shit out of everything in its path… an album that’s just, uh oh, decent? Switchtense self-titled second full-length is that album. For its duration, it’s all entertainment and cupcakes, but after it ceases spinning, that’s it. It doesn’t leave a mark. […]
Tags: 2011, Hardcore, Mikko, Rastilho Records, Review, Switchtense, thrash metal
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › F on Monday, July 4th, 2011
This is going to take some beating. Few albums this year in any genre have enraptured me as much as Foundation’s first proper full-length, When the Smoke Clears. I don’t know what’s in the water at Bridge 9 (because they certainly aint smoking anything), but since they started investing in the heavier side of hardcore, […]
Tags: 2011, Benjamin DeBlasi, Bridge Nine Records, Foundation, Hardcore, Review